Sentence examples for closely explored from inspiring English sources
Germans' fetish-like obsession with uniforms during the Nazi era, as well as issues such as how the established churches so readily fell in line, are closely explored.
Grief may not be so closely explored but unrequited love - that other great Everett topic - certainly is and the glimmering acoustic guitars and distorted, bluesy grooves sound uncannily similar to much of his earlier work.
Then the critical stages of the debate — 1935 37 — are closely explored by focussing directly upon the arguments of the participating scientists and philosophers.
In the context of our process research, we closely explored every detail of individual process characteristics in the course of psychodynamic processes.
To this end, we closely explored a panel of 19 cancer cell lines expressing spontaneous FU sensitivity and covering the major fluoropyrimidine-treated localisations (digestive tract, breast, head and neck).
Here, we have more closely explored the effect of apo-SAA specifically on DC, and found that it can increase DC lifespan, downregulate Bim expression and caspase-3 activity while upregulating HSP70, and that this unique intracellular DC milieu induces antigen-specific CD4+ T cells to secrete TH17 cytokines that are resistant to corticosteroid treatment.
Nate is an aspiring writer in Brooklyn, and Ms. Waldman writes from his perspective, closely exploring his conscious and unconscious habits in relating to women.
(Imagine how much money we can save on "enriching" toys and DVDs!) But what children observe most closely, explore most obsessively and imagine most vividly are the people around them.
This led us to more closely explore role assignment (Section Role Assignment).
But the New Horizons probe will be the first spacecraft to closely explore the surface of the planet, which is located in an area of the outer solar system known as the Kuiper Belt.
Given his track record, Pompeo's confirmation hearings should closely explore whether he favors killing the JCPOA, bombing Iran or instigating Iraq-style regime change, and whether he can be relied on to present an unbiased assessment of the intelligence on each option.
